I noticed these last time I was Indiana too, they came out of nowhere

I was told just last year that the only two things Chicagoans agree on are "I love Chicago" and "the mayor sucks". The fact that there is now a third thing in such a short time is remarkable.

To say nothing of the fact that it will be harder to build a tiny house in a backyard than it will be to build an actual house, which is beyond absurd.

aaaaand I, I must confess -

what are we even doing here

Haven't done video editing in many years, but isn't the whole point of Avid that it's "what the pros use"? What is even going on here?

wait Avid is cheaper than Premiere now?!

I mean, 26% is a huge improvement over 8% at least

How do they explain people knowing more as adults than they did as children / infants? Surely they can process that it is possible to get better at a thing simply by virtue of development.

For sure - I'm not saying it's right or just.

Thanks for the write-up!

Because there's a lot of pressure from your bosses to give them a pass. They paid for the course, after all.

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Well, yes. The NIMBY position is "nothing new is acceptable" regardless of how dense the current area is. Every actual argument is just rationalizing that gut feeling.

^ the one Cook County Commissioner who will actually do it full-time

Not sure how the Whig parallel fits? There were significant numbers of pro- and anti-slavery Whigs, just as there were pro- and anti-slavery Democrats. The issue cut across the Whig/Dem party system, and ended up destroying it in the realignment of the 1850's.